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Bristow accepts state 911 grant and approves ODOT utility relocation agreements

Bristow City Council · August 19, 2024
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Summary

City council adopted a resolution to accept a State 911 Management Authority grant and approved state-funded utility relocation agreements for West Highway 66 and Country Club Drive.

The Bristow City Council adopted Resolution R1405-081924 to accept a grant offer from the State of Oklahoma 911 Management Authority. The resolution was approved on a roll-call vote after a motion from Councilmember Jeff Roberts and a second from Judd Johns.

In related infrastructure business the council approved two utility relocation agreements with the Oklahoma Department of Transportation for work at West Hwy 66 and Country Club Drive. One agreement covers water relocation and another covers sewer relocation; both were described in the meeting as state-paid work. The utility relocation approvals were moved by Joe Church with second by Judd Johns and passed by roll call.